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coverage [kuv′ərij] the extent to which services rendered by a health care program cover the potential need for them. coverage, n 1. benefits available to an individual covered under a dental benefits plan. 2. See denture coverage. coverage year, n the 12-month period over which deductibles and maximum benefits apply for each person. coverage Clinical medicine The provision of medical services by one physician for another, who is usually board certified in the same specialty as the physician for whom he is 'covering'; in the US, a physician must ensure
'coverage' when absent from his practice, or he is legally liable for 'abandonment,' should a Pt need care during his absence Medical malpractice The provision of liability insurance–eg, typical 'coverage'
for medical malpractice insurance ranges from $1-3 million per incident and $3-5 million for complete liability coverage. See Nose coverage, Tail coverage Managed care The extent of insurance or benefits afforded by an insurance policy. Cf
Carve-out coverage, Coordinated coverage, Creditable coverage, Extended coverage, Portable coverage, Primary coverage, Secondary coverage, Vision care coverage. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Obvious Commercial Insurance exposures for any company are presented by Fire, Liability, Vehicles, and Workplace Injury, but today, family-owned and closely-held companies can also be greatly impacted by claims arising out of the norm of usual business operations, requiring coverages such as Directors & Officers Liability, Fiduciary Liability, and Employment Practices Liability to respond. business-owner policies may now write larger and more numerous coverages in the small-business marketplace, where Safeco has reported 20% growth in the past two years. Policy parameters are changing, some coverages previously included will now be excluded, and there is a tremendous underwriting crunch. |
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